Khaberni - A person died on Saturday after being shot by federal soldiers in Minnesota, according to US media.
A 51-year-old man died after being shot by US federal immigration officers in Minneapolis, according to hospital records obtained by the Associated Press.
Earlier, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz announced that federal police officers had shot another person in Minneapolis amid a strict anti-immigration campaign.
Democratic Governor Walz stated in a social media post that he had been in contact with the White House following the shooting. He called on President Donald Trump to end the harsh campaign in his state.
On Friday, the streets of the city were crowded with thousands of protesters who were protesting against the harsh campaign against immigrants in the cold weather, calling for the departure of federal law enforcement forces.
On Friday, thousands braved the cold and participated in a protest movement against President Donald Trump's campaign to combat irregular immigration in Minneapolis, where businesses were shut amid widespread anger fueled by the detention of a five-year-old immigrant child.
Dozens of institutions, including stores, restaurants, and entertainment complexes, closed their doors as part of a coordinated action against an operation to combat irregular immigration in the state of Minnesota, located in the midwestern United States.
Thousands of agents from the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency were deployed in the city led by the Democrats, as President Donald Trump's administration escalates its campaign to deport irregular immigrants.
